Sentence examples for feeling divided from inspiring English sources
Moving between the two required a shuttle bus and left the resort feeling divided.
Senator Edwards The nation is emerging from an extraordinarily close election that's left much of the country feeling divided.
People relate with the sense of feeling divided inside," she told HuffPost.
(Warner Home Video, 3-D Blu-ray $44.98, Blu-ray/DVD combo $35.99, DVD $28.95, PG) HOW DO YOU KNOW Reese Witherspoon is a fading softball star who finds her feelings divided between a suffering executive (Paul Rudd) and a major-league womanizer (Owen Wilson).
Yet Gates said in a telephone interview that he has "conflicted feelings and divided loyalties about literary outlawry -- if there is such a thing anymore.
Congress today has passed zero, the net result of an earmark ban (money to fix a bridge tends to be the best fixer for hurt feelings) and a divided opinion in the House and Senate over how much money the government is actually allowed to spend.
The strength of this feeling, though, is divided along racial lines: 61% of non-whites told a poll by YouGov for the Commission for Racial Equality that Britishness is about values such as the rule of law and fair play rather than about heritage, while only 27% of whites felt the same way.Can the government foster a feeling of Britishness?
"Particularly in the Heartland," a new ensemble piece showing at Performance Space 122, is a rambling mess of feeling — about the divided American soul, the reverie of theocrats, the lost heart of real liberalism — and a play that desperately wants its audience to go home chewing, even as it fails to offer any meat.
Age and feeling painless were divided into quartiles.
Through fear, power structures manufacture negative feelings to divide us.
The group would later look back on their comeback album with divided feelings; DeLonge would admit that the recording methods perhaps created less unity within the group.
